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In regard to subjects which must have one and one only of two predicates, as (e |
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Moreover, you may devise a line of attack by reinterpreting a term in its literal meaning, with the implication that it is most fitting so to take it rather than in its established meaning: |
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Some things occur of necessity, others usually, others however it may chance; |
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Moreover, look and see also if he has stated a thing to be an accident of itself, taking it to be a different thing because it has a different name, as Prodicus used to divide pleasures into joy and delight and good cheer: |
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